Rick Nunn

If you want to get started with strobist photography it does not have to cost the earth. I’ve put together a list of budget kit with a direct comparison to their premium counter parts.

Long time coming right? Yeah, but it’s here now so shush your mouth! I want to start fairly simple, something that anyone getting into the strobist side of photography could achieve with some pretty basic kit. Lowkey sprung to mind straight away — It’s easy to do with a single light & you can use just about any lens, especially since we don’t need to take advantage of a wide (low) aperture for a shallow depth of field. Oh also — I’ve done a video of the whole thing. It’s at the end of this post, it’s very amateur but maybe it will help you out… if not you can at least laugh at me!

You might already know all about histograms, if don’t it’s well worth getting your head around them because, well, they are pretty awesome. Unfortunately they are often overlooked, dismissed or misunderstood but they are very helpful especially when it comes to strobist photography.

I wanna start off by saying I am lame, yep, really. Lame! All the way back in January of this year I wrote a post titled “How I Shoot, Part 1 ~ The Tools” with a view of doing two further posts; Part 2 ~ The Shoot & Part 3 ~ The Processing shortly after. [...]

With the bits of nice weather we have been having lately I wanted to get some spring style shots so on Saturday, when the sun was shining, Kym & I hopped into the car and headed off to some near by woods. I’ve put a few of these shots up on my flickr already but I wanted to share a few more.